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ftd freue1, 3u erfabren. baB es tpenigs
iens cine gefhr9tete Rranfbeit giebt,
ipel@e Bic WiHeni6aft in allen ibren
Stabien bat furiren t6nner, unb bas
1T Der 2atarrb. 9al's &atarrb > 2ur
1T bic einaige iebt in Der mebi3inif6en
8riberi9aft befanrte pofttibe 2ur. Der
2atarrb 1T cine gonititutionstranfbeit
uub erforbert cine conititutionsmdBise
8ebanblung. 0al's Rntorrb 8 Sur
tpirb eingenommet unb tpirtt brett
auf bas Slut unb bic 61leimbautff6.
den BEG SDfems, babur@ bic Grutibs
lage Der &rantbeit 3erft6renb unb benz
patienten Gtdrte gebenb, in6em he bic
Contribution aufbaut unb Der Natur in
ibrer Wrbeit biIft. Die g~igentbhmer
baben 10 biel 8ertraueit au ibreu 6eils
frdften, baB he bunbert Dollars fiir ie.
ben Gau anbieten, ben he ri9t heilt.
2abt @u@ bic 2iffe Der 3eugnife foms
men. Ibrefirt
G.S. GbeneD & 6 o.,
SoIebo. 8.
sargertauft bon a~potbetern, IS @ts.
3atarrb=& ttr.
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6. S. Wauer.

Wefts @ommereeftraB
bdlt Elm groBes unb iebr gepdbItes 2as
ger BON Sapeten, RouIeaur,
BtIberrabmen unb 2eiten,
unb ferner nebeu 3ei9nensM aterialieu
a0er Art, Garben unb Anfreiz
der W ateriaIien, befonoers
s ammers ferti9 gemif1te
G~arbe1, Bic beiten unb biniglten I'M
Watfie, bi. inter bol1er @arantie BET.
fault uerben. s { +. unA Gpies
geIgtas uab anbere in biefes Ga9
f9lasenbe artifel; morin 1err MiiQer
has grbbte Eager i'm Weften hes 6tna.
les bat. Muftrdge aus BEN qafibe mere
ben prompt ausgefHbrt.
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Cine Qrbi1a1ls
aur grbebnng elmer Ropfs urb Mb boz
loren Steuer, aum untetbalt Der
9tabtoernaltung fur has an
29. Gebruar 1883 ems
benbe Gisealtabr.

Sci es our6 ben 5tabtratb BET 5tabt
San Mntonio beroronet:
9eftiDn 1. 9aB bierbur@ fir
bas am l.. Mdra '87. beeinnenbe unb
am 20. Gebruar 1883 enoenoe Municis
paliabr cine Ropflteuer bon ginem DoIs
lar ($1.00) bon iebem mdnnli6en
@inuobner oiefer @tabt I'M Mlter BON
einnnb5panaig (21) big ie6s3ig (6O)
Sabren, Der fonif ni9t bur9 bic @efebe
beg Staates ausgenommen lit unb in
bieier Stabt feds Monate Dor Dem 1.
Wtdrj 81 getpobnt bot, erboben tpers
ben fon.
Seftion2. 9aB bierbur@ far
algemeine 3mede fit bas MunieipaI.
ober Giscaliabr mel6es am 20. Jebruar
1888 enbet, cine Qb palorem @teuer
bon pierunbneun3ig l94) Gents fur
iebe 500 Wertb gisentbum erboben
tpirb BON allen @igentbum innerbalb
ber Staotgren3en-@runb pber peribn,
li9es-mel9es iont bur1 bic Ron}fitus
tion unb bic @eiebe beg 5tdates ober
bur9 cine Stabt.S roinan3 ni1t ausgez
f@lOfen 1T.
Seftion3. g.. Dob Inn Norfebrun.
gen fur bic 8esablung Der 3inien auf
Die bonbirte S6ulb Der @ta6t, unb UNI
einen Silgunasfonb aur enbli9en gin>
l6iung refp. Be3ablung Der Iebtere,t 3l
f9afen, bierour9 cine Spe3iaIfeuer
bon 5tpan5ig COY Gents bon ieber,
500 Wertb gigentbuna, unb 3tpar bon
allen in bet 3reiten Geftion ~ertpdbnten
gigentbum, erboben tpirb.
Settion 4. SaBin uebereinifims
mung nit elmer borber ahgenommenen
unb bon ben feuer3ablen6en Bnrgern
bel elmer ON 8. Sage bes Mdr3 1882
h~attgebabten Wabt ratifi3irten Orbis
nans bierburd fur bas Wunicipnliabr
1887 cine 9~pesialfteuer BON SEEDS
[6] @enis Don ieoem 800 Wertb gis
gentbum, @runo ODER peribnli9es, tuels
Ges Der 8efteuerung unternorfen III.
gum nnterbalt Der 6ffentliGen 69uler
Der 5tabt, erboben 1T.
N%ngennmmen unb genebmigt an 3.
SttDber 1887.
BrDan @anagban n,
3eugniB: Mapor.
6. g. gIaubon, Stabt : @lert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-12
Dierstsiabrise Grfahrnns elmer
alien QS6rfkrfnA -

WQrs. Winslcws GOCthins Strip miro
bon elmer Ger belten Dcftorinnen unb ben
@drterinnen in ben Ser. Staater Der.
idrieten. CT ipurbe felt 40 Sabren bon
WiQienen, bon WRttert unb 4inbern nit
ME fehlenbem @rfcloe 8ebraudt, iowcbl
0 benz 6 Gage alten 8inbe, ME bon er.
uadienen 4inoern. St teieitigt S@arfe
i'm Mu9en, befreit bon Binbfclic uno res
Sulirt bic @ebdrme; er perf9aft far 3ias
Der unb Wadtter 9aube unD B~chtbe1aaen.
Wir Slauten, baB Der 9hrup bas befte
uub fnerfe Mittel 1T 8egen Dhienterie
unb Diarrhce bel ainbern, slei&piel cb
bur4 3abneu peruriaGt Sber par1 apSe.
re nriaden. Cine @etrou@sanmeiiuna
wirb ieber 6taide beiseSebsn. sc 1T
leins ddt, wenn nidt bas 6aeiinife bon
Curtis u. Yerfius ouf Der 9luBenieite Der
Ginpaduns entbalten 1T. Sn olIen Mpss
thefen gu baben, bic 6lai&e rs @ents.
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Cages > N~entsfettem.
3 II b.

5 ulQn0 D.
= Scr. Sbonas s.. Manning, Ser
bisberise Bunoesgelanbte in Merifo
pnn ben es in lebter 3eit tpieoerbolt
bteB, er tUerbe feline &%efgnation einrei=
den, ertrantte i'm Stem Oorfer Giftb
IDenue Sotel unb ftarb baleIbt am
Mbeno bes IL. Sctobers. Manning
fam Dor etpa elmer Wo9e BEL leibli6
gutter @eiuh6beit na9 Nslp Oorf, um
elmer SiBung beg Beabobp sGonbs8 Ser.
tpaltu1gsratbes bei5umDbnen. BON benz
er Elm Mitglieb mar. Manning fannie
aus 2~ouifiana. ST bate ausbrldli9
gemiini6t, baB feline Gamilie ni6t bon
ieiner @rfranfung bena9ri9tigt pirbe.
= S1on tpieber beri1ten bic Seles
eramme bon eiuer eutfebli9en @iienz
babn>G ataffropbe. Wuf Der @bieago &
Mtlantic 8abn, ettpa IS Meilen bon
Chicago, ftieBen Sci ber fleinen Station
Scouts, Sno., 2 3hge auiammen. Gin
Trabtaug fubr In einem PaHagier3ug,
nobel cine Iu3abl bon Wagen bblig
aertriimmert uurbe. Sie Sriimrner ges
rietbett bant1 nod In Brdnb. Neur
perfonen murbet fofort get6otet unb
atp6lf f6per berlebt.
- Nan6em Yrdibeat glepeIanb 6ie
beioen 99meiteridbte ct. paul unb
minneapolis beiu9t, rn6 in bei6en
lange &e6en iber bic erfdunIi9e Gnt,
nidlung bes NDrbmefens gebalten,
iebte er feline &eiie fort, bic i'm 3unddit
nod Omaha, Nebrasfa, fiibren tpirb.
SDbn 9. Omen, Der inter benz
8erba1te ianb. bic Babnberaubung
3tpii9eu 2ittle Sod unb Serarcana aug.
geftbrt gu baben, uurbe in st. 2ouis
berbaftet un6 mad @bieaso %tronspors
tirt. st bat einsefanben. ben &aub
Deriibt au baben, min .aber angebli9
nidt wi1en. mas aus benz s~eraubten
@eloe setporben iei. Rad einem ans
beren 8eri6te iou Omen trob ieines
@%eitdnbniHes gar nidt an benz Raube
betbeiligt iein. ct leibe am Delirium
unb fei p6lig unaurednunesfdbig.
= 9ie 8eu'f9e Selepbons@ eiedf6aft
leiitet an l1noerfrorenbeit rginiges".
Na9oem He ielbf ibr patent ergaunert
bat. ldbt fe anoere Geieaidaften, 6as
b%rifanten &c. geridtli6 ~berfolgen, tpelbe
i1 vBenf9er Mpparate" bebiener, ober
fe anfertigen. SEPT Fat bic Belf6es@e.
feIi9dft Die Girma &oie & Nbeins in
ct. 2ouis berflagt unb man 1T alge.
mein gefpannt auf ben Iusgang bieies
proeefes.
Muslanb.
- Nus Baben=N aben mirb rnitge.
tbeilt, baB Der 3aiier Dom pebro bon
Bra1lien bic feffe Nblidt 3u reignireu
ausgelpro1en bot. St tpirb permutbli9
in Deuti6lanb bleiben, UNI 9ar3 Der
paese feincr @%efunbbeit gu leben.
= Die nffi3ielen Berliner 9rgane
tbeilen nit, baB bas beuti6. 6ferreis
9if6sitalienii6e S6ubs uno Srubbunb.
nib auf finf Sabre .absei9loRen NOR.
ben lei. Stalien beobahtet laut bieies
8ertraees abfolute Nsutralitdt, 10 LANCE
Deutf9laub poer Oeferrei9 nur bon
einem @egner angegrifen tDerben.
Dieter 3u{ab 3eigt es gan3 ofenbar,
baB bieIe Sripel. Maiana Hd .gebiloet bat,
nm einem fran56fi9 =ruiff6en Biubs
nife 3ubor3utommen.
- Sbuleep Singh ufb bas grecis
tib. 2omite ber .@efeaf6aft our Befrei.
ung SHbiens" baben einen Mufruf an
bic ginsebnrenen BON SfsSnoien Ders
6fentli1t. in tpel1em fe aufgeforbert
tper6er, tQs brittifhe Sod abauuerfet
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@ine DroinatS,
um 8efimmungen iiber bic grbebuna
elmer @euerbeffeuer ftir bas Sis.
falfabr 1887 au treffeu.

Sci es burd ben Stabtratb Der stabt
San Nntonio b%erprbnet:
Settion L. GaB bon ieber perion,
Girma ober Geielf9aft BON perionen,
Sic irseno elm bur9 bic @eiebe bes
Staates Seras beffeuertes @etperbe be-
treibet, bic Sdlfte Der fol6en @emerben
auferlegtea Staatsfteuer erbober tpirb,
nit Iol6en 8ei9tdntungen, pie fie bic
SiaatsgeisBe beffimmen; unb baB QUE
bisber BON Der Stabt befteuerten @es
tperbe, bic ni9t bonn State befieuert
tperben, bieielbe @ewerbeffeuer be3ablen
tpie friber fefgeitelt tporbet lit.
Nngenommen unb geuebn,tgt ont 3.
Oftober 1887.
8rpan galagbar q,
3eusniB: Mapor.
6. g. gIaubon, Stabt glert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-12
Cinderella Gdnb 5 Gtpre.
sde Sf'SonfonifraBe unb Npeuae C.

CAN'T! paniti pamifl
aar nnfere foeben i'm Often auaes -pa
tauften 8orrdthe on SdubeI unb
Sttefelt miHen In Ia Saaen
bertauft tDerben. uno lei
nsA es untern Roitenpreis! set
GoIgenoe 8eiipiele bienen als gemeis
unierer beifpieaos niebrigen preiie:
II peri1iebene Mrten niebriger 6errer.
i6ube gu $1.40(En-grospreis 81. 75)
9~anbeendbte 9errenf1ube rGongreba
gu $2.75 Cont iibli6er preis 81.
grtrafeine banbsendbfe 0errni@ube gu
$3.50 (anberstpo gu Sc. SO perfauft.)
2nabenf9ube u. Gn6pffiefel au Slips
(En-gros preis $3.50.
@rtrofeine 2n6pffiefel fir Gnaben 81
(Werth $2.75).
Samen-p antofela Mr. 59 su rtur
Is @ts. bas 9aar (Meftb 81.
Seine Mdb9enfdube bon @laces2eber
81, ttur IS Gents (Wertb sly.
&tnberf@ube au 40, 80 anb so Gents,
bic a1oersmo go, Is Gents unb 81
foften.
gabp S6ube Deri9iebener Mrt, BON
Is Gettts an.
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,stne nte fesl asbease pansarsnet.

Sd babe in meiner 6amilie g m.
mons. 2iper Regulator.
bereitet bon s. 8. 3eiliu & Co., felt
mebr als 10 Sabren 9ebrau6t unb ges
funoen, baB er ale gegen Gr6fel' unS
S6lttelfieber e%mpfOblenen GrSneien
iibertrift. Sd babe 9alomel, @biniu
unb ale anbere Notwithstanding
a~Hfgegeben unb tpenbe Jpn bel meinen
&inbern bon einem Bis rs Sabren an.
@s III ales ipas sic III elmer Gamilie
mini9en t6nnen. Bite F9 meiHes Sos
mems gu bebienen. faas sic i'm berlaus
gen. Wirfli6 Der Sbrise y. 8. ur'
banfs CRAWFORD Co., Ga.
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8rndll 8rudt grudl,

tpir6 unfebIbar furirt mad Der Metbobs
Der Doftoren 8. 8. unb s. Wiaiams,
ct. 2ouis, Mo. Weoer WeHer nod
bppooermif9e Rabeln merben ai1ges
tpanbt. SDfortise grlei@terung, unb
griuoli4e 9eilung in turaer 3eit. Maa
tpirb niht berbinbert feiner Mrbeit pber
feinen @ef@dften na6auseben. 9uf
Wuni9 pirb bic SeiIn1s garantirt.
Roninltation unentgeltli9. Wdbige
Breife. 6pre9t Dor 3ifnuter go. A
itber WolH g. Marr. lO,9 tutu
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,,Mue Menid,en finb saauer.,

lagte Dor alter 3eit Sapib. Wabr.
f9einlia purbe er su bieier 8emertung
beranlabt. na@bem er elm un3uperIdfs
figes Gatarrb.S eilmittel probirt bate.
Qdtte er big beute gelebt unb Or.
Sage's 6eilmittel periu9t, 10 piirbe er
cine before Weinuns bon Der Wenf1,
belt betommen baben. Wir bebaupten,
bob fein 2atarrb ben sauberbaften
Wirfungen biefer tpunberbaren Nr3uei
uiberifeben tann. Gin 8erIu1 Dirb
Did BON ibrer Wirtfumteit iber3eusen.
Bel Npotbefern gu baben.
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california mefue.

@einliebbaber finben elm sroBes 2as
ger bon feinen California Weinen BET
9errn s.. 8. Meper an, MIamo
plasa. Serr Meper iudt bic Weine
on Ort uno STEELE aus uib fault brett
aus benz 2eler Ter @einstdter. Mls
sutem 3euner selinst es Inn itets, bic
befen Sorten aus3umdblen. gr fanr
feline 4unbet uno Gamilien NIT einem
guten Sropfen perfeben. &otbz unb
WeiBmeine in borSagli9er Ouolitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @aQone = fret
iHs Saus geliefert.
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= Mus 81 pafo tpirb beri6iet, bob
Der @ertebr nit Merito in GoIae bon
9ammbriiden unb llnteruaidunger
entlans Der Merifanifden gentralbobn
big auf Weiteres unterbro9en TT. 3abls
rei9e 8riden tpurben fortgei@wemmt,
10 aud bic sroBe eiierne Bride bel
@bibuabua. 4u9 bic Stabt ielbf io1
bur9 bic noltenbru9artigen &egeus
sifIe Der IeBteu Sage I@wer g~elitten
hQbeu.
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Ser Can asebro Gprimas Bart

BEE S6h 3SebrO 3prtt191 HSArt
1T ber Waafabrtsort Der Sun Nntonier
unb auer Befu9er Der Mlamn.@ tabt,
uln Der 9iBe 3u entFieben unb f9 I'M
fablen S1atten gu ergeben. Ser Bart
bat IN GoIge feiner Sage 3u ieber 3as
gesseit cine beIebenbe 6rifde unb 80.
milien wanoern bdufig gum Yripats
Yicnic binaus, ebenio ME 8ereine uflb
@eielf@aften bier ibre 5eite feiern. Sses
ben Sag freie Muft. Mae grfrifGnns
gen mie Bier, 2imouabe. Wein. @bis.
fep oe. iinb In better QuaIitdt 5u babeu.
M,5-5M s. QerbIe, pd6ter.
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Gin banfbarer Yattgnt,

bet leinen Namen niHt s~enannf taben hill unb
Der feine SotIfdu6ise @ietsrsber q.
isinsm 8 storbad aaseeebeasn arsasibstSaait,
I6bt bur4 uus hafelbe to feufr an feline
IetbenSen Mitmeni1en berf5idea. 0ieiss aro5s
Bud sntbdIt Retepte, BE in ieber Apottefe
seniad9t iperoen t0nnsu. S9i6t Sure 9brefe
0tepeniare, Is q. poaftem ctr, Neiu
Dprf u. D. h
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- 2aBt gu@ ni6t tdni6en bur6
aiebere 9reife fir Mrbeit, ipel9e better
als irsenb cine in Seras seliefert tpirb,
fonbern Derfigt gn9s mad Gallo.
70 an's pbotograpbifdem MteIier, go.
Alb OfsDouifon.S traBe, mo gu6 quite
unb 5ufrieoenifelenbe Mrbeit 3u reellem
preife garantirt tpirb.
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8ermtd San Nmiferu

Grif6 ieben Sagl Werben in ieber
Gorm ierbirt. Gbenio Wilb aler Mrt,
ie nod ber Sabresaeit. = gu babet i'm
3effaurant bon 9arnif9 & 8dr.
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@le ueue Sorten in Often, bic
Dunlap eiageIGIOHen, bel pancoaf &
Sobn.
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etirtaea i9 erosef gsIiebtbtit.
SINNER I'M aaais hprratbia.

Sac Gitp, Soma, 4. Sebruar 1857.
Sbre Or. 2lugait aonia's 9amburser Crops
fen battle i'd in r~,eitert 5alfe ftets porr6tbtg
inb biirfen b~ieieiben niemals diisseben. Wetne
Srau sebraudt iie regeIrndBis b6 bieie Crops
fen 5utbreun@ oblbeitaSeg un8e,neia beitragen.
9oren5 8Iante.
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a ID Dpaaotstg ptttigs
HAMBURGER
@
9e9cu meteorological.
NuBaeseihnete Wirfnmett. -@ebeiIt,

"a @eri9te iber bic GrfoTse ron 81. Mn8nt
26nis's 0arnbatser Tropfea tpel9e Dor Sabret ers
hieIt iprtr6en un6 Jest beftatiat tuerben.
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South @Sams, T1ff., 2s. 9e3. 1875.
Gs serei9t mir gum gersniisen Sbnen bic
MittbeiIing MAIDEN 5t t1nner, baB Sbre Dr.
Qfuguft &6nig's 9arnb,rger Tropfeft mid port
1tnDerbauIi9teit befreit baben, bic MFR felt
Idagerer Belt uiel gu i9affen r1a&te.
9. Geiat. s
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the CHARLES A. yoeELER CO., Baltimore. Md.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-04-23

wood, painted white and delicately carved,
end over this rest three of those long, old
fashioned mirrors, which look out between
the partitions of long, richly carved gold
frame The fireplace is framed in brcSS A
fluted Corinthian brass pillar stands at each
side, and over these is stretched brass roof,
so that the whole might be taken for
miniature temple Of the fire worshipers On
the top of each pillar, however, rests
the emblem of America, our national
eagle, in brass. The fender below surrounds
the whole fireplace 1t is Of carved brass,
with curious legs, and the brass floor within
it throws back the rays Of the fire as they fall
upon it. Around this fire stand many easy
chairs upon the Turkish rug which covers the
floor. Directly in front of it lies little three
foot square bright colored rug Of rags, which
looks as though it might be home made, and
on one corner of the mantel is suspended fiat
pin ball made of yellow satin and black velvet
in patches, and hung upon the mantel by two
strings one of which is yellow satin and the
other black velvet ribbon.
The furniture of this room is a combination
of the antique and the modern. The modern
mart of it is made of wicker, beautifully
gilded and upholstered in brocaded silk or
satin. There are wicker tables, chairs and
sofas, and l noted upon these some pretty
pieces of fancy work, each Of which had
doubtless some history. One of the sofa pill
lows had a crazy patch work cover, and the
most curious things to me among the furniture
were the little foot stools, made of wicker ana
cushioned in silk, looking for all the world Ike
inverted work baskets made into pin cushions
In the whole furniture, however, there
is not one uncomfortable or stiff looking
piece, and it is plain to be seen that no effort
has been made at furnishing the house for
anything else than comfort
The easiest chair is that of the secretary,
which is placed beside the table near the fra.
1t is an old fashioned, high backed, wide
armed affair, covered with highly Powered
cretonne and cushioned on every side. Sitting
in it there is no possibility OF any draught
touching its occupant, and one could sleep in
it without trouble. Its back reaches high
above the head of the sitter, and he can loll to
either side and strike nothing but cushions.
Its arms seem to wrap the sitter like a gar
ment, and it would make a good counting
chair, for it is wide enough for two. In this
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chair the secretary often sits Of all eveninr
tftrr hard day at the Office. He cocks
t-e't upon one of these wicker footstool cusi
ions, leans his head against the soft back an,
anuses himself by looking over the carici.
lures which the illustrated papers publish
concerning him.
The dining room is at the other side of IT,
hall. Like the parlor, it is heated by an opet,
Ire. but here, instead Of CRATE, there is al.
oh fashioned fireplace and logs Of wood al.
burning upon pair of brass andirons In =
recess TO the right there is an inlaid sideboar,i
OF mahogany and whitewood, and upon this
stands copper teakettle, hot water pot and
tall coffee urn Of brass The dining table
IS OF solid mahogany, an old piece which looL.
as though it might have come over in the
Mayhower, and the dining chairs are wide
enough to seat Barnum's fat woman, and like
the table, they are of quantity carved ma
hogany Just off the dining room Secretary
hltney has little Office with a case as vet
unified with books and a desk which does not
look as though it were overrun with work
There are four bedrooms in the house, and
nearly every room in the whole structure has
an open fireplace. The furniture OF The whole
Is old fashioned and some OF the beds are Of
French brass The kitchen is an old fashioned
one, with a modern range big enough for q
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over THE RHINE"
Origin of the Phrase AS Applied in
Cincinnati.
Especial Correspondence
CINCINNATI Anril


CINCINNATI, April II.
have been at considerable trouble to dis
cover the origin of the phrase "Over tue
khine,n rs applied to the region beyond the
canal. One Of the earliest settlers informed
us that the line of demarkation was drawn
during the 'Knownothing" trouble Of 1855,
when the hostile elements stood opposite each
other upon the north and south side Of the
tile Mud. II was then, " he said, "a young
man and had been attracted from curiosity to
the corner OF Walnut and Canal. There
were several hundred Germans present. all
more or less excited, and all Of them carving
weapons, such as slotgrns, pistols, clubs and
large hammers. On the opposite shore Of the
canal stood an immense gang Of drunken
rowdies, shooting, yelling and cursing, giving
vent to their hatred against the foreigners in
language too horrible to relate Shouts of
revelry and an occasional shot could be heard
from the south and new gangs were arriving
constantly, threatening an attack upon the
Germans and the turning down of their
dwellings. There Was an old, gray hairet,
gentleman, DR.. Fries, mounted upon DARK
bay horse, who assumed a leadership among
the Germans; he was native born but Of Ger
man descent and on this occasion made the
cause of his ancestors his own Keep per-
fertly cool, my friends he shouted, do not
give them cause for attack and remain on tie
defensive as long as they don't cross the
Rhine; when they do that, then pitch into
them, break their heads and knock and
cut them until the pieces fly about your
ears As matter OF history, the gang did
not cross at this point, but bloody conflict
took place, one block to the west, at the
crossing of Vine, at 10 o'clock pm, April ID,
when the Germans fired several volleys into
the advancing enemy, killing one G.. B. Mon
roe, the leader Of the mob, and MORALLY
wounding VIM. Grey and many others. This
victory ON the part of the Germans soon
ended the trouble in Cincinnati, and has ever
since been called the Battle ON the Rhine ~
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$4,000 for their own convenience. The
newspaper statements in regard to such
improvements are generally larger than
the actual cost, but the newspapers
said at the time that this new ball
room of Whitney's cost him $4,000. His
New York house is said to have cost $3.50, 900.
GrasSlands, as have said, is worth 100000,
and the property at Lenox would doubtless
bring a good round sum. Then Mrs.
w nitney has her brothers home at Cleve-
land to go TO- Oliver Payne keeps
bachelor quarters in the old homestead where
he and Mrs Whitney were born, and just
next door is the magnificent stone mansion OF
Mrs Whitney's father, Senator Payne, who
has nothing in the world that he likes better
than his daughter Flora. Among the most
remarka BILE features in these various homes
of Mrs. Whitney are the art works which hang
upon the wall. In all the houses she has beauti-
full pictures, and in her big reception room at
Washington there are some paintings which
would do honor to almost any gallery. There
is an original Of Millet's "Sower," which haa
been engraved i'll so many different forms and
which was spoken Of in The Century article
on Millet as one of his finest works. At
GraSslands some very fine photographs and
pictures hang upon the wall, and in the
Washington city house there are several
tapestries, some of which are, l believe, OF
Gobelin make. FRANK G. CARPENTER.
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was Forthcoming, and still later, on Oct 81,
l154. Kings college, as it was called, was
incorporated. The conditions of the gift of
ia:'d hy Trinity church made it practically
an Episcopal college The buildings were be-
gun in l756 and finished in 1850. They stood
on rising ground at the foot of the present
Park place, overlooking the Hudson. Rev.
Myles Cooper, of Oxford, England, came in
l163 and completed the organization; but
when the trouble with England began he
took strong ground in favor of the Tories,
was mobbed and escaped to British YES
sci in the harhor
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In 1874 the New York legislature recon-
structed the entire institution, giving it the
name of Columbia college. During the war
it had been used as a hospital In May, 17S7,
the faculty was first completely organized,
the president chosen being William Samuel
johnson, son of the first president of the
previous Kings college. In 1892 the legisla-
ture made a grant of $4,000 to the college,
and a yearly appropriation of $3.50. In
1914 the legislature gave Columbia college
twenty acres of land between Forty-seventh
and Fifty-first streets, on Fifth avenue,
which DR.. David HoSack had given to the
state as botanic garden. In 1920, for the
first time, the chairs in the collage were filled
by its own alumni. On April Is, 1887, the
semi-centennial was celebrated with great
parade, and thereafter the institution grew
rapidly, paying It's debts and much more by
the sale of its real estate, now enormously
enhanced in value. In 1857 Columbia was
moved to its present site on Madison avenue.